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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 35, Number 233, 22 May 1908
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
M'COMAS TO BE CHIEF WITNESS IN OWN DEFENSE
CLUBS TO CONTINUE SALE OF LIQUOR AND DEFY PROSECUTION
THE NEWS SUMMARY
TRIAL OF RUEF AGAIN ENDS IN DISAGREEMENT
SELLING OF EASTER CHICKENS ADJUDGED TO BE MISDEMEANOR
PORTLAND LEADB EASILY IN COUNTRY'S WHEAT EXPORTS
In the Spring, That Tired Feeling
BRIDGE BLOWN UP IN GOTHAM
FRIENDS OF PEACE FIND PROSPECTS ENCOURAGING
FATAL FLAMES RAZE FACTORY
URGES FIT KEEPING OF TOLSTOY JUBILEE
Misconduct Alleged
MOTHER AND GIRL MAKE DEATH PACT
Railroad Declares Dividend
MAE WOOD NOW IMPRISONED ON PERJURY CHARGE
KANSAS VISITED BY STORM; THREE DEAD
60 KILLED, 100 HURT IN AWFUL ANTWERP WRECK
AUTOPSY PLACES HIS OWN LIFE IN DANGER
THIRD ARBITER WILL SETTLE CAR STRIKE
MAN WHO TAUGHT SUNDAY SCHOOL 62 YEARS DEAD
RETIRES FROM HEAD OF PRESBYTERIANS
NEW BANKING LAWS PROVED BENEFICIAL
SUFFRAGETTES RIOT IN LONDON STREETS
FORCED TO RESIGN FOR ACTIVITY IN CAMPAIGN
MONTANA RANCHMAN ACCUSED OF SLAYING WHOLE FAMILY
BISHOPRIC WAR WARMLY WAGED
PUBLIC BUILDING BILL BOTHERSOME
rYPOQRAPHICAL OFFICERS MOST LIKELY RE-ELECTED
Wins Big Damage Case
UNGER FREE AND ROOSTERS CROW
PASS STRICT RULE FOR ELECTION DAY
STAND COLLAPSES WHILE VETERANS WATCH PARADE
GOVERNOR SPARKS HARDLY LIKELY TO BURVIVE NIGHT
WILL REPORT ON GUNNESS CASES
AGREE ON APPROPRIATION BILL FOR POSTOFFICE
WESTERN PAPER MEN WILL BE HEARD BY COMMITTEEE
SLAYS FELLOW EMPLOYE CHARGING WRONG TO WIFE
MANY SIGN PLEDGES AT TEMPERANCE MEETINGS
3 PATROLMEN ON BOARD RACK
CLAIMS WOMAN CLIENT PASSED FORGERY ON HIM
NEIGHBORS ALARMED OVER DAIRY BOILER'S CONDUCT
PLAN SPECIAL SERVICES FOR MEMORIAL EVE
RECEIVE WORD OF SECOND COMING OF BATTLESHIPS
ALLEGHENY BANK DIRECTORB CONFER ON SECURITY BONDS
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FLEET ANCHORS AT BELLINGHAM
POPE RECEIVES MANY PILGRIMS IN ROME
Bay City Car Held Up
FIRST ROCKY MOUNTAIN GOAT BORN IN BRONX
BIG TOURING CAR DROPS OVER STEEP EMBANKMENT
RAILROAD GIVES "RUSH" ORDER FOR CORN MOVING
CONQREBB TAKES BTEPS TO PAY SHIP SUBSIDIES
NAMES RECEIVER FOR TWO BIG ALASKAN COMPANIES
SON OF MILLIONAIRE IS RELEASED AND REARRESTED
Will Resume Work on Mine
Arrested for Illegal Fishing
NORTHERN BAPTISTS' CONVENTION BEGINS
CHICAGO MAN MURDERED AND CORPSE PLUNDERED
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES ARE HELD IN NEVADA
BAY CITY MAN THOUGHT KILLED BY TROLLEY CAR
CHILDREN DO HOMAGE TO EMPEROR FRANCIS JOSEPH
WOMAN FOUND GUILTY OF KILLING BABY BY POISON
Donation to Save Forests
I'aio Robles Hot Spring*
FINALLY MAKES PORT WITH CREW ON VERGE OF SCURVY
FOUR KILLED AND THREE INJURED IN TRAIN WRECK
COMPELLED CABRERA TO SET HONDURAN MINISTER FREE
REPORT OF REFEREE FILED IN VANDERBILT DIVORCE
GIRL ENDS LIFE WHILE AT CHEAP MELORAMA
BAY UTY MAN CATCHES BURGLAR AFTER WRESTLE
Car of Mail Burned
Duma Members In Prison
Forest Fire Put Out
Cuba Celebrates
SENATE GOES AFTER STACK OF BUSINESS
OAKLAND SLAYER SUBMITB TO ARREST; WIFE INVOLVED
LOS ANGELES CLEARINGS SHOW SLIGHT DECREASE
POLICY GAME DRIVEN OUT OF CHICAGO BY CRUSADERS
GENERAL DEFICIENCY BILL REPORTED BACK TO SENATE
PARLIAMENTARY DRILL PROVES WOMEN CAPABLE
NEW LONDON WOMAN PUT AN END TO HER OWN LIFE
SAN DIEGO TO HAVE NEW MASONIC TEMPLE SOON
Denies Dynamiting Train
EXPORT DUTY ON GOLD CONDEMNED BY BANKERS
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WONDERS OF "WIRELESS"
DISGRUNTLED
SAN PEDRO HARBOR
REPUBLICAN RAPACITY
EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE
TARIFF REFORM
UNCONSTITUTIONAL
SIGN THIS PETITION
THE MUSE ASTRAY
THE (MODERN) COW
State Press Echoes
Language
Paradoxical
What? What! What?
Stupid Habit
Machine Owned
Very Like a Whale
Forgotten Industries
Not Warped
A Tl«
The Public Letter Box
WORLDWIDE INTEREST
POOR LO DIVIDES AGAIN
SOME INDIAN FARMERS ARE MOST THRIFTY AND AMASS LARGE FORTUNES
LAND 18 NOT OWNED BY INDIVIDUALS—MANY ARE ANXIOUS FOR DIVISION
Extremely Absent Minded ,
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THE CITY
Injuries Attended
Caruso X>ff for Europe
DOG CATCHER BRITT ARRESTED FOR BATTERY
CHICAGO TO GO OUT OF ELECTRIC LIGHT BUSINESS
800 MEN MAY QUIT IF • CAPTAINS ARE SUSPENDED
MOVING PICTURE MEN TO ÜBE EDUCATIVE PICTURES
GRAND JURY WILL RETURN ITS REPORT NEXT MONTH
Delegate Leaves San Juan
PLAN WAYS TO FIGHT SPARROWS
VETERANS OF TWO WARS WILL OBSERVE THE DAY
WOMAN TAKES CONFISCATED LIQUOR TO COURT ROOM
CITY NEWB IN BRIEF
Society
MUSICAL NOTES
NATIVES OFFER SERIOUS RESISTANCE TO BRITISH
Herald Patterns
ODD FELLOWS
Casual Comment
Voluntary Organizations
CALEDONIANS WILL CELEBRATE EMPIRE DAY
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FIGHTERS ARE WORKING HARD
STUDENTS CONSIDER NEW CONSTITUTION
OCCIDENTAL TEAM LOSES TO POLYTECHNIC HIGH
SCENES AT SCRAPPERS' CAMP, WHERE BOTH MEN ARE FAITHFULLY TRAINING FOR BOUT
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
JOE GANS AND NELSON WILL BATTLE AGAIN
GREAT INTEREST TAKEN IN TOMORROW'S CONTEST
MISS ANITA PHIPPS LOSES IN CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH
ENTRE NOUS WINS MILBRAE HANDICAP
LONG BEACH GIRLS TO PLAY BASEBALL WITH MONROVIA
BANKERS' LEAGUE WILL PLAY GAMES SATURDAY AFTERNOON
SERAPHS DEFEAT SAN FRANCISCO
PINNANCE PITCHES THIRD TIE CONTEST
TODAY'S EMERYVILLE ENTRIES
* » » 1 Tournament Open* Today ,',.{
'THROUGH WITH GAME' SAYS TOMMY RYAN
MANY DEVELOPMENTS CREATE SENSATION
POLY GIVEN THE STATE CHAMPIONSHIP BANNER
BANTAMWEIGHTS MAY BATTLE LABOR DAY
ALL POINTS TO SUCCESSFUL DAY
WATER COMPANY TEAMS WILL PLAY ON DECORATION DAY
■» « » GOULD AND MILES WILL MEET ON ENGLISH COURT
WAITRESSES TAKEN TO PARK ON A SPECIAL TRAIN
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JUDGE HOLDS COUNTY MUST PAY $147,036
SUSPECTED BURGLAR IS HELD UNDER BONDS
THREE HELD FOR FISHING IN VIOLATION OF LAW
Phillips Held to Answer
AUTO CLUB OFFERS SPEED PATROLMEN
FIRE COMMISSION AIDS NEW VOLUNTEER COMPANY
ATTORNEYS OFFER TO DISMISS ALL WITNESSES
MISS RUBY CASSELMAN WILL APPEAR BATURDAY
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES
LAY UNDERTAKER'S BILL BEFORE FIRE COMMISSION
THIRTEEN DAYS' PAY FOR INJURED FIREMAN
TOO MUCH GASOLINE TO SUIT FIRE COMMISSION
■». » STEPHENS A CANDIDATE FOR SUPERIOR COURT
FAMOUS ARTIST WILL GIVE PRIVATE EXHIBITION
Chinese Ask Permit
TO CHANGE SPEED LIMIT IN SPOTS
PACIFIC ELECTRIC PLANS TO RUSH WORK ON LINE
FORMER SENATOR CLARK 18 SLIGHTLY IMPROVED
What to Do! When to Do It!
HEARD AROUND HOTEL CORRIDORS
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S. P. AGAIN TRIES TO GRAB HARBOR
POSTAL EMPLOYES ALL INTERESTED IN MEASURE
WIFE'S DEVOTION GAINS HUSBAND SHORT TERM
MANY CHANGE 3 MADE IN PASSENGER DEPARTMENT
HARVEY DENIES S. P. HAS BOUGHT OCEAN SHORE
SAY LIFE IS ENDANGERED BY COURT'S DECISION
TWO MEN INJURED WHILE ATTENDING GREEK PICNIC
Suaday Exconloaa
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CLASSIFIED SECTION LOS ANGELES HERALD
Masthead
THREE WOMEN CLAIM HE IS THEIR HUSBAND
HAS THREE WIVES, LANDS IN JAIL
FORESTERS TO CELEBRATE 25TH ANNIVERSARY
DESPONDENT FARMER SHOOTS SELF TO DEATH
MINSTRELS GIVE A SUCCESSFUL CONCERT
AUTOISTS LOSE IN RACE WITH SPEEDING CAR
U. D. C. MEMBERS END CONVENTION
HELD IN JAIL AFTER BONDS HAD BEEN SIGNED AND RELEASE ORDERED
PRIMARIES FOR WHOLE COUNTY
Pastor Whose Silver Jubilee Is Being Celebrated by His Devoted Parishioners
NEGRO VOTERS RESENT TREATMENT OF THE RACE
CAMPAIGN HANDBOOK TO BE ISSUED IN JULY
MANY NARROWLY ESCAPE INJURY FROM RUNAWAY
PROHIBITIONISTS TO ATTEND CONVENTION
Blizzard Causes Heavy Losses
CHILDREN HONOR BELOVED PRIEST
CHINESE MISSIONARY TENDERED RECEPTION
WOMEN ARRANGE LAST MEETING OF THE SEASON
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SPECIAL OFFER CLOSES SATURDAY
CAPITALIST DIES AS RESULT OF INJURIES
PEGTOP CORDUROYS ANGER OCCIDENTAL STUDENTS
LOCAL GIRL WILL APPEAR IN NEW BURLESQUE OPERA
WEARS BOY'S CLOTHES; PRETTY VIOLA CHAMPION WOULD BE AN ACTRESS
FEDERAL JUDGE SUSTAINS COMMISSIONER'S ORDER
NEW INCORPORATIONS
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FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL
ORANGES AT AUCTION IN NEW YORK MARKET
NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET
CHICAGO GRAIN
Pacific Coast Trade
Shipping Cherries From San Jose
MINING QUOTATIONS
Chicago Live Stock
Cotton and Wool
DEMAND FOR CHERRIES EXCEEDS THE SUPPLY
Butter, Eggs and Cheese
PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET
Metal Market
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS OF CITRUS FRUITB
FINANCIAL
FRUIT MARKET
General Market Range
SAN PEDRO SHIPPING
FRENCH POLICE RECOVER LONG STOLEN SECURITIES
Yankee a "Parent" Ship
NATIONAL BANKS SHOW BIG BUSINESS INCREASE
Coffee Market
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FLORAL PARADE POEM IN COLOR
Injured by Fractipua Horse
BABY CONTEST ATTRACTS SWARM OF COMPETITORS
GRAND DAY OF FESTIVAL YET TO BE CELEBRATED
TITLE TO LEADING POSITION CAUSES WARM ALTERCATION
ENTIRE CITY RESOUNDS WITH MUSIC OF DIFFERENT BANDS
QUEENS PAY OFFICIAL CALLS ON SUBJECTS
MAKES SAN PEDRO WITH RECORD BREAKING CARGO
CLEAN.UP DAY AT BEAUMONT RESULTS IN GREAT ACTIVITY
GAME WARDENS DETERMINED TO STOP ILLEGAL FISHING
IS ELECTED CHIEF OF WHITE RIBBONERS
CHOSEN BY W.C.T.U. AS STATE PRESIDENT
WILL GIVE EMPEROR OF GERMANY BIGGEST "TEDDY BEAR" KNOWN
WILL SEEK A UNIFORM INSPECTIONS MEETS
EASTERN CITRUS FRUIT PRICES
THE WEATHER
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NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
LONG BEACH
KNIGHTS PARADE ON LONG BEACH STREETS
NATIONAL BANKS PROVE TO BE IN GOOD FINANCIAL SHAPE
Railroad Rumor Gains Credit Sptclal to The Herald.
BEACH FLOTSAM AND JETSAM 3pKlll to The Herald.
POMONA
POMONA NEWS NOTES
PASADENA
LIGHTING SYSTEM TO BE MUCH IMPROVED
BAG OF COSLY JEWELS RECOVERED FROM SEWER
CROSS COUNTRY RACES MAY FOLLOW MT. WILSON CONTEST
NOTES OF CURRENT EVENTS "pi da] to The Herald.
CONVENTION SELECTS OFFICERS FOR YEAR
JURY FAILS TO AGREE THAT BAKER VIOLATED ORDINANCE
Accused of Giving Poison
Old California Settler Dead
Enormous Yellowtail Captured by Rod and Line from Avalon Pier
HUGE YELLOWTAIL TAKEN FROM WHARF AT AVALON
SANTA MONICA I
HOPE TO SECURE BUILDING AS NEW HIGH SCHOOL HOUSE
WANT STREET IMPROVED BUT FIND CHARGES EXORBITANT
OCEAN PARK MASONIC BALL TO BE BIG SOCIETY EVENT
WILL MEET LOS ANGELES TEAM
GIRL OF EIGHTEEN WILL HANDLE LABOR CONTRACT
REDONDO GETTING READY FOR ITS SUMMER CROWD
RIVERSIDE STEADILY ADDING TO NUMBERS
» ■ » REALTY SALFS CONTINUE ON ENCOURAGING SCALE
INDIANS OFF^R INTERESTING COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM
MINING COMPANY IN TROUBLE Special to The Herald.
Interesting Exercises Assured
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